Associations to the word «Coleridge»
Noun
- Wordsworth
- Keats
- Samuel
- Mariner
- Shelley
- Taylor
- Hartley
- Sonnet
- Romanticism
- Godwin
- Carlyle
- Lamb
- Byron
- Tennyson
- Opium
- Romantic
- Goethe
- Ode
- Poem
- Schiller
- Dryden
- Ballad
- Dickens
- Prose
- Poe
- Kant
- Stanza
- Remorse
- Sara
- Poet
- Shakespeare
- Eliot
- Unitarian
- Lockhart
- Musing
- Emerson
- Ethel
- Percy
- Milton
- Poetry
- Poole
- Watchman
- Reminiscence
- Bower
- Khan
- Blake
- Browning
- Imagination
- Chaucer
- Preface
- Essayist
- Leigh
- Nightingale
- Hawthorne
- Addison
- Waldo
- Dorothy
- Contemporary
- Fragmentary
- Austen
- Erskine
- Idealism
- Davy
- Blackwood
- Genius
- Dante
- Gifford
- Burns
- Thinker
- Ruskin
- Sheridan
- Reverie
- Notebook
- Harp
- Kingsley
- Verse
- Boyer
- Essay
- Burke
- Addiction
- Admirer
- Eton
- Solitude
- Elegy
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
COLERIDGE, proper noun. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, English romantic poet
COLERIDGE, proper noun. Coleridge, North Carolina
Dictionary definition
COLERIDGE, noun. English romantic poet (1772-1834).
Wise words
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